Depending on how much existing artwork you need to bring to Java, you
might consider remaking it in Java2D.
Or you could make some sort of a centralized icon factory (in
whichever programming language / platform), deploy that app and use
it as a server to which you can send requests for rendered artwork.
I guess it depends on what it is that you want to do exactly. Is this
hypothetical, or is there a real requirement to fill?
F
On Sep 17, 2008, at 09:19, Ken Orr wrote:
What's the best way to integrate resolution independent vector
based artwork into a Java Mac App? There isn't really support for
creating icons from PDF files (as far as I know). I know Kirill
Grouchnikov (and Mike Swingler?) talked about resolution
independence as it relates to Java at this years JavaOne (2008),
but I don't know if they touched on anything like this.
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